public TestClassElement GetOrCreateTestClass(
IProject project,
IClrTypeName typeName,
string assemblyLocation)
{
var id = GetClassElementId(project, typeName);
var element = unitTestManager.GetElementById(project, id);
if (element != null)
{
element.State = UnitTestElementState.Valid;
var classElement = element as TestClassElement;
return(classElement);
}
return(new TestClassElement(
provider,
new ProjectModelElementEnvoy(project),
declaredElementProvider,
id,
typeName.GetPersistent(),
assemblyLocation));
}
public XunitTestClassElement GetOrCreateTestClass(IProject project, IClrTypeName typeName, string assemblyLocation, MultiValueDictionary <string, string> traits)
{
var categories = GetCategories(traits);
// dotCover displays the ids of covering tests, rather than a more presentable
// name. That makes the "xunit" and project identifiers rather ugly. Fortunately,
// dotCover will ignore any text in square brackets
var id = string.Format("[xunit:{0}]{1}", project.GetPersistentID(), typeName.FullName);
var element = unitTestManager.GetElementById(project, id);
if (element != null)
{
element.State = UnitTestElementState.Valid;
var classElement = element as XunitTestClassElement;
if (classElement != null) // Shouldn't be null, unless someone else has the same id
{
classElement.AssemblyLocation = assemblyLocation; // In case it's changed, e.g. someone's switched from Debug to Release
classElement.SetCategories(categories);
}
return(classElement);
}
return(new XunitTestClassElement(provider, new ProjectModelElementEnvoy(project), declaredElementProvider, id, typeName.GetPersistent(), assemblyLocation, categories));
}